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The following events happened on today's date of April 7

1922: Klaus Havenstein, German voice actor for Oberst Ramknall, was born in München, Germany.

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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 1'''
-* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 16]] premiered in the Netherlands on the [[Vara]].
+* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 16|Episode 16]]: '''"Rangpang"''' (lit. '''"Rangpang"''') premiered in the Netherlands on the [[VARA]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 2'''
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+* '''1952''': [[Deszo Straub]], Hungarian voice actor for [[Snel de Haas|Henry]], was born in Budapest, Hungary.
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 3'''
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+* '''1989''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 1|Episode 1]]: '''"アルフレッド誕生"''' (''Arufureddo tanjō''; lit. ''''The birth of Alfred''''') premiered in Japan on [[TV Tokyo]].
+* '''1994''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 40|Episode 40]]: '''"A nagy gát"''' (lit. '''"The Great Dam"''') premiered in Hungary on [[Magyar Televízió]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 4'''
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+* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 21|Episode 21]]: '''"Valtakunta kylvyssä !"''' (lit. '''"Kingdom in the Bath!"''') premiered in Finland on [[YLE]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 5'''
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+* '''1941''': [[Hans-Werner Bussinger]], German voice actor for [[Krabnagel de Kater|Kater Kratznagel]], was born in Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 6'''
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+* '''1921''': [[Arnold Marquis]], German voice actor for one of the [[The soldiers of the King|King's guards]], was born in Dortmund, Germany.
+* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 22|Episode 22]]: '''"Kra an die Macht!"''' (lit. '''"Kra Takes Power!"''') premiered in Germany on [[ZDF]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 7'''
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+* '''1922''': [[Klaus Havenstein]], German voice actor for [[Colonel Rangpang|Oberst Ramknall]], was born in München, Germany.
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 8'''
-* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 17]] premiered in the Netherlands on the [[Vara]].
+* '''1940''': [[Ingolf Gorges]], German voice actor for [[Generaal Brul|General Brüll]], was born in Magdeburg, Germany.
+* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 17|Episode 17]]: '''"Vrienden uit de ruimte"''' (lit. '''"Friends from Space"''') premiered in the Netherlands on the [[VARA]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 10'''
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+* '''1937''': [[Hans Teuscher]], German voice actor for [[Kaspar Rokodil]], was born in Dresden, Germany.
+* '''1989''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 2|Episode 2]]: '''"初めてのバースデー"''' (''Hajimete no bāsudē''; lit. ''''First birthday''''') premiered in Japan on [[TV Tokyo]].
+* '''1994''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 41|Episode 41]]: '''"A vulkán"''' (lit. '''"The Volcano"''') premiered in Hungary on [[Magyar Televízió]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 11'''
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+* '''1953''': [[Udo Schenk]], German voice actor for [[Jonkheer Das|Baron Dachs]], was born in Dresden, Germany.
+* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 22|Episode 22]]: '''"Korppi keinottelee"''' (lit. '''"The Crow Speculates"''') premiered in Finland on [[YLE]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 12'''
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+* '''1956''': [[Doris Baaten]], Dutch voice actor for [[Ollie de Ooievaar]], was born in Maastricht, the Netherlands.
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 13'''
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+* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 23|Episode 23]]: '''"Die Krähenpartei"''' (lit. '''"The Crow Party"''') premiered in Germany on [[ZDF]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 15'''
-* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 18]] premiered in the Netherlands on the [[Vara]].
+* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 18|Episode 18]]: '''"De poolster"''' (lit. '''"The Pole Star"''') premiered in the Netherlands on the [[VARA]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 16'''
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+* '''1999''': [[Anna Geerse ]], one of the stage actors portraying [[Alfred Jodocus Kwak]] in the stage play [[Alfred J. Kwak - Een reis om de wereld in liedjes]] and [[Alfred Jodocus Kwak en de Sneeuwvlok]], was born.
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 17'''
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+* '''1989''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 3|Episode 3]]: '''"王冠のルビー"''' (''Ōkan no rubī''; lit. ''''The Ruby Of The Crown''''') premiered in Japan on [[TV Tokyo]].
+* '''1994''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 42|Episode 42]]: '''"A sárkány"''' (lit. '''"The Dragon"''') premiered in Hungary on [[Magyar Televízió]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 18'''
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+* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 23|Episode 23]]: '''"Korpin kova komento"''' (lit. '''"The Crow's Harsh Rule"''') premiered in Finland on [[YLE]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 20'''
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+* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 24|Episode 24]]: '''"Flucht aus Deichstadt"''' (lit. '''"Escape from Dyke City"''') premiered in Germany on [[ZDF]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 21'''
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+* '''1935''': [[Anton Kothuis]], Dutch voice actor for [[The evil spirit of darkness|the evil spirit of darkness]], was born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 22'''
-* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 19]] premiered in the Netherlands on the [[Vara]].
+* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 19|Episode 19]]: '''"De walvis"''' (lit. '''"The Whale"''') premiered in the Netherlands on the [[VARA]].
+* '''1947''': [[Michiel Kerbosch]], Dutch voice actor for [[Pierrot]] and [[Alem Palem]], was born in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 23'''
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+* '''1943''': [[Bob van Tol]], Dutch voice actor for [[Colonel Rangpang]], was born in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 24'''
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+* '''1989''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 4|Episode 4]]: '''"父さんはハンク"''' (''Tōsan wa Hanku''; lit. ''''My Father Is Henk''''') premiered in Japan on [[TV Tokyo]].
+* '''1994''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 43|Episode 43]]: '''"Ki lesz az elnök?"''' (lit. '''"Who Will Be President?"''') premiered in Hungary on [[Magyar Televízió]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 27'''
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+* '''1906''': [[Helmut Heyne]], German voice actor for [[Dada III|Dahdah III]], was born in Gera, Thuringia, Germany.
+* '''1965''': [[Mariann Kocsis]], Hungarian voice actor for [[Neeltje Jacoba|Kroko felesége]] and [[Blanche Wana|Blansh]], was born in Budapest, Hungary.
+* '''1991''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 25|Episode 25]]: '''"Der Kampf um Deichstadt"''' (lit. '''"The Fight for Dyke City"''') premiered in Germany on [[ZDF]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 29'''
-* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 20]] premiered in the Netherlands on the [[Vara]].
+* '''1990''': [[Alfred J. Kwak]] [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 20|Episode 20]]: '''"De nachtmerrie"''' (lit. '''"The Nightmare"''') premiered in the Netherlands on the [[VARA]].
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 The following events happened on today's date of '''April 30'''
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+* '''1968''': [[Babette van Veen]], Dutch voice actor for one of the [[Castle mice|castle mice]], was born in Utrecht, the Netherlands.
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